Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-01-26 13:17Core Insights - The core focus of the articles is the significant shift in China's energy sector towards renewable energy, as evidenced by the substantial new contracts signed by major state-owned enterprises, China Electric Power Construction (China Electric) and China Energy Engineering (China Energy), totaling nearly 2.8 trillion yuan in new orders, primarily directed towards renewable energy projects [2][6]. Group 1: New Contracts and Performance - In 2025, China Electric signed new contracts worth 1.333 trillion yuan, with energy projects contributing 841.6 billion yuan [2]. - China Energy's new contract amount reached 1.449 trillion yuan, with its renewable and integrated smart energy business contracts totaling 592.6 billion yuan, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 6.7% [2][3]. - The data indicates a structural transformation in the energy industry, with traditional thermal power contracts declining and renewable energy projects, particularly wind and storage, experiencing rapid growth [3][7]. Group 2: Shift from Traditional to Renewable Energy - China Electric's thermal power contracts fell sharply by 46.25% to 33.8 billion yuan, while its wind power contracts surged by 54.67% to 182.9 billion yuan [3]. - China Energy's renewable energy and integrated smart energy business now account for over 40% of its total contracts, with growth rates surpassing overall business growth [3]. - The trend of "wind power rising while solar power declines" reflects a market reassessment of technology maturity and efficiency [3]. Group 3: Energy Storage Developments - The rapid growth of renewable energy installations has highlighted the need for energy storage solutions, which are becoming a key battleground worth hundreds of billions [4]. - In the first nine months of 2025, China Electric signed 142 new energy storage projects with a total contract value of 36.7 billion yuan [4]. - Successful energy storage projects are transitioning from cost burdens to profitable assets, with innovative revenue models emerging [5]. Group 4: Global Expansion of Renewable Energy - Both companies are expanding their renewable energy capabilities into international markets, with China Electric's overseas contracts reaching 213.8 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 21.45% [6]. - Recent international projects include significant wind and solar energy contracts in Vietnam and the Middle East, showcasing a comprehensive solution that includes technology and business model exports [6]. - The global outreach of Chinese renewable energy solutions is reshaping the discourse on global energy governance [6][7].